CA AJR28

Legislature urges the United States Postal Service to end its plan to reduce mail delivery frequency from six days to five days per week

Resolution emphasizes that six-day mail delivery serves over 150 million homes and businesses and is relied upon for timely delivery of bills, payments, and paychecks

States that reduced delivery frequency would harm veterans' employment opportunities, as USPS is the nation's second-largest employer of veterans after the Department of Defense

Notes that delays in mail delivery would negatively impact senior citizens receiving Social Security checks and California businesses dependent on USPS for product distribution

Directs the Chief Clerk of the Assembly to transmit copies to the President, Vice President, Congressional leadership, California's federal representatives, and the Postmaster General